"Trebukhnya" — Zakharova appreciated the EU report on human rights

The European Union's human rights report is a "tripe" that would be better "disposed of like waste paper", since it creates a false direction towards disinformation. This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova on radio Sputnik.

"As for waste paper," the diplomat said, answering the relevant question, "It's a pity that, so to speak, it still has a digital expression, because it can't be disposed of for noble purposes <>. That is, this trib has no value as a document, no value of substantive, intellectual, analytical material. It's that dirt, that information noise that clogs the space, the media space, clogs the heads, it's what gives a false trail, it's like a faulty clock, although, probably, there's less trouble with them."

"And this is just like something that is in a constantly degrading state, when you cannot even fix the amplitude of this very curvature," the diplomat continued. — That is, this is an absolutely false direction, which is endlessly changing even more towards disinformation. In fact, it's like a broken compass. And by the way, I think this is a very good comparison. Why not? Because the compass is given as a guide to understand where to go."

As the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry pointed out, reports on human rights, on a situation with some kind of challenge, with some kind of problem should come out in order to be a reference point.

"That is, to show where you have progressed, where this or that country, group of countries, humanity has moved in the right direction, or how far off course you have gone," she said.